ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We are back! One of the biggest questions that came out of our first season is how do we define “Southeast Asia”? Where is Southeast Asian art and creative practices? For this second season, we want to reflect and interrogate what constitutes the region beyond its geographical borders and especially considering movement and migration. So in addition to having guests from Southeast Asia, we are now also featuring conversations with Southeast Asian-Australian creatives. In this series, we talked about how to work with ideas and finding joy and sense of purpose through our creative practices. We hope you enjoy this new series!
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